Say “Highlands” and people often think bagpipes, kilts, clans, castles and the rugged green hills of northwestern Scotland. But did you know Maine has its very own Highlands? Read More
Follow this advice and your brain — and hopefully your grades at the end of the semester — will thank you. Read More
"Watching the girls tube around the lake, hearing their screams, laughing at the way their bodies sprawl across floats like seals drying in the sun, I’m taken back to my girlhood." Read More
“I’ve always been very studious and always thought about my grades and I do love school, but taking a gap year I found out who I was as a person instead of who I was as a student.” Read More
"What was once a carefree existence, becomes a cautious existence where they perceive everyone to be watching them and judging them." Read More
Consider the following ten pieces of advice for shared goals of teaching and parenting. Read More
I never thought that I would be an environmental hero. But thanks to my innate laziness, I’m crushing it! Read More
It may seem like magic, but the science of this annual transformation it is actually quite simple. Read More
“Recycled Landscapes” is an art series in which Mariah Reading collects pieces of trash that haven't been disposed of properly from scenic areas and paints landscapes on them, reflecting where the items were found. Read More
Maine's past is brimming with oddball vacation stories featuring visitors “from away” on the loose in Vacationland, a nickname that first appeared on license plates in 1936. Read More
Blueberries like acidic soil, which is fortunate for us, because that’s what Maine has. Read More
There’s an old Zambian proverb, “When you run alone, you run fast. When you run together, you run far.” Read More